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Anonymous July 27, 2026 at 1:46:35 AM

wait no sorry im eant dr horse. the horse dr was an absolute gentleman. i mean horse.

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GOSS ALERT July 27, 2026 at 1:46:25 AM

WE NO LONGER CONDONE DR HORSE DR HORSE GROPED SOMEONE AT STUS HOUSE THE HORSE DR IS A GENTLEMAN, AND A SCHOLAR DR HORSE IS AN OBSCENE AFFRONT TO OUR COMMUNITY'S LONG STANDING REPUTATION FOR SAFETY

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HOT GOSS July 27, 2026 at 1:44:34 AM

NEW HOT GOSS DROPPED THE HORSE DR GROPED SOMEONE BEWARE OF THE HORSE DR WE LOVE DR HORSE

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Anonymous July 27, 2026 at 1:43:50 AM

the horse doctor groped me and my friend at stus house when we were drunk and he was sober. Then he tried to ask us to let him drive us home and he was really pushy abt it?? He wouldnt let us out of his car until we agreed to a "second date". Yes I mean the Yeshua one.

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The Horse Dr July 24, 2026 at 7:54:52 PM

I'm so sorry. I have not maintained my reputation well. It appears someone has come onto this website to beschmirk my name. They have spread horrible horrible advice about horses on this website under an alias similar to mine. Please do not listen to "The Dr Horse" he is a false prophet. Yeshua out

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The Dr Horse Show July 23, 2026 at 4:55:56 AM

Imagine at a family gathering, your mom’s best friend sits nearby but holds herself physically distant, her body language cool as you lean in with lingering touches along her arm and soft, inviting whispers meant to spark deeper closeness. She pulls away, gently yet unmistakably rejecting your warm advances and leaving you flushed with frustrated desire. It echoes your horse denying affection—shifting away from your reaching hand or attempts at intimate connection. Both situations highlight the need to honor boundaries, read subtle signals, and tend to your own longing with patience instead of pursuit. What stirs in you hearing this parallel? What is the horse really trying to convey?

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Anonymous July 23, 2026 at 4:47:52 AM

who invited Vaush to the scene drama hotline?

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The Dr Horse Show July 23, 2026 at 4:47:19 AM

Have you considered that your horse isn't withholding affection from you, but is inviting you into a season of relational ambiguity where the absence of a nuzzle is itself a kind of emotional dialogue? Sometimes we chase connection so enthusiastically that we accidentally gallop past the quiet intimacy of standing ten feet apart and mutually contemplating existence. I'd encourage you to ask not, 'Why won't my horse love me?' but, 'What part of me needs this horse to validate my hay-worthy essence today?' And if your horse walks away, perhaps the relationship isn't creating distance at all—perhaps it's simply expanding to include the space between you.

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The Dr Horse Show July 23, 2026 at 4:46:38 AM

From a practical standpoint, pay attention to any changes in appetite, movement, sensitivity to touch, or environment, and consider whether a veterinary check or evaluation by an experienced trainer is appropriate if the behavior is new or persistent. Then spend time together without asking for much in return—quiet grooming if your horse enjoys it, hand-grazing, or simply being present. Relationships, whether with people or animals, tend to deepen when we make space for who they are instead of trying to recreate how they used to behave. Sometimes the strongest bond isn't measured by how much affection is shown, but by how safe and understood the other being feels

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The Dr Horse Show July 23, 2026 at 4:45:51 AM

Thanks for calling in. When you say your horse is 'denying,' I'm not completely sure what you mean, so I'll speak to the emotional side of it. Sometimes when we're caring for an animal that's acting differently—whether it's refusing food, resisting being handled, or behaving in a way that feels unlike them—we can end up carrying a lot of worry and uncertainty. Try to separate what you know from what you're guessing. Observe your horse's behavior closely, write down any changes you've noticed, and remember that your concern is valuable information, not something to dismiss

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Babel July 23, 2026 at 4:41:16 AM

Your horse isn't denying the basics. Your horse is feeling deeply unsatisfied, and if behavior is a language, what's he telling you? He is a chronic under-valuer and will not see the value you provide him until it is too late. To remedy this, I suggest you

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long time viewer first time caller July 23, 2026 at 4:36:17 AM

hey there dr black i fed my horse today and he denied it how can i get my horse to not deny the

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Milton Black July 23, 2026 at 4:26:54 AM

The Horse denies. Any wrong doing Give the horse some Apples. The horse will still deny

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Anonymous July 17, 2026 at 4:51:49 AM

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